Lot 18 Canada #16i 1858 10c Chocolate Brown Consort, Perforated 11¾, used, with black grid cancel, beautiful rich shade, typical centering for these notoriously narrowly-spaced stamps, repaired perf at upper right, not mentioned on the accompanying certificate, else of very good appearance. Accompanied by a 1998 Greene Foundation certificate. Unitrade CV$1,250, sold for C$1,050.00 plus 17% buyer’s premium.
Prince Albert Consort
Lot 16, Canada 1859 ten cent black brown Consort perf 11-3/4, Fine used
Sale 49 begins today with Canada and British North America stamps, followed by Worldwide & Commonwealth.
Lot 16 Canada #16 1859 10c Black Brown Consort, Perforated 11¾, used with Toronto square grid cancel, showing part of the stamp below, fine. Accompanied by a 1994 Greene Foundation certificate. Unitrade CV$3,500.
Lot 17, Canada 1855 six pence greenish grey Consort, XF used
Lot 17 Canada #5b 1855 6d Greenish Grey Consort Imperforate, used, with large margin at top, huge on three other sides, showing outer frameline of next stamp at left and a large part of the next stamp at bottom, extremely fine. Accompanied by a 2018 Greene Foundation certificate. Unitrade CV$1,600.
Lot 471, Canada 1859 six pence grey violet Consort, F-VF unused no gum
Lot 471 Canada #13a 1859 6d Grey Violet Consort, Perforated 11¾, unused (no gum), a lovely example of this scarcer shade with full and intact perforations, fresh and fine-very fine. The rarity of mint or unused perforated 6d in the grey violet share cannot be understated. They are significantly rarer than the “regular” brown violet shade despite having the same catalogue value. The 6d in grey violet is typically part of the last half dozen stamps remaining on serious want lists. This specific example is one of the finest available to collectors. It might be a long time before a comparable example comes to the market.
Accompanied by a 1988 Greene Foundation certificate.
Unitrade CV$25,000